He also sports unique lace-spoke, vacuum-metalized “chrome” wheels shod in rubber tires shared by the other sports car offerings. Molded details imply the various Corvette badges, t-top panels, flares, and spoilers associated with the C3 model after 1980. His car mode is highly accurate, despite the (arguably gaudy) flame sticker on the hood. DescriptionĪs the last of the Diaclone cars, Tracks features a design enhanced by the experiences of the others. Tracks’ US Patent, titled Combined reconfigurable toy vehicular and simulative motor units (aka Transformers G1 Tracks) was filed on Ma(U.S. This version also included a plastic and die-cast driver who could be seated in the car through the hatch in the center of the roof. This version used dark blue as an accent color (where the Transformer used white), had a rifle with an elongated stock, and had the letters “CS” (presumably for “Corvette Stingray” in place of Tracks’s Autobot symbol on the hood flame stickers. As a Diaclone Car Robot, he was available exclusively in red as (despite the Stingray name being dropped from Corvettes in 1976).
Tracks was originally designed by Hiroyuki Obara and sold as part of Takara’s Diaclone toyline, and was one of the few Car Robots not designed by Koujin Ohno.
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Movie - Revenge of the Fallen (ROTF) (79)Īmidst the second wave of Generation 1 Autobot Cars in 1985 was Tracks, a 1982 Corvette C3, and the only American car in the lineup.
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